Standings Tie in Early AL East Amid Low-Scoring Games
American League standings show Boston and New York leading the East with sparse wins. Toronto and Baltimore trail, while Detroit edges into midseason form. Central Division features Cleveland and Milwaukee at the top with modest win totals.
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Indiana Surpasses New York In Tight 97 95 Finish
Indiana edges New York 97 95 in UT action as Phoenix takes a 2 0 series lead with 118 94 over Houston and NBC telecasts set for Friday events. Orlando visits Chicago at 7 p m while NBC shows Phoenix at Miami in a noon start.
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Ottawa wins fourth straight Huron League tennis title
Ottawa coach Nile Peterson watched a veteran effort from No. 1 singles ace Jason Neff and No. 2 singles winner Scott Spooner lead a Cyclones sweep as Ottawa claimed its fourth consecutive Huron League crown at Wyandotte County Park. Casady Barker double duo finished runner up in doubles. Gabriella Moore survived a tough comeback for No. 1 doubles.
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LPGA Hit by CBS Analyst Ben Wright Controversy
CBS golf analyst Ben Wright sparked outcry by accusing lesbians on the LPGA tour of harming sponsorship and coverage. The Wilmington News Journal cited Wright's remarks as unsupported, prompting reactions from LPGA stars including Nancy Lopez and officials.
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OU seniors smell the rose Spratt aciaine
Ottawa University’s baseball program transformed from a lethargic, unfocused squad to a conference winner under coach Jarrod Titus. The 1991–92 trio Kyle Gardner Paul Hoekstra Billy Mead endured early frustration, then Keith Butler’s arrival boosted OU to 24 15 and a District 10 bid before Butler’s resignation. Titus then led OU to a KCAC title and regional berth this season.
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Clark fires 299 in finale in Scalpers League
John Clark, a longtime Ottawa bowler with Dengel, posted nine straight strikes and then a strike in the 10th frame, coming within one pin of a perfect 300 as Denger & Son Mortuary and D and H Inc. battled in Heartland Lanes final frame.
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Bowling Notes and Standings Report
Bowling standings printed weekly with Friday deadline reminders. Snapshot shows teams like Apache Tribe, First Nat Bank, T & T Salvage, Pelton Painting, Olivas Specialties and Taylor Bros with various point totals and handicaps. Individual highs include Clyde McWilliams 248 and 596, team highs Olivas 978 and 2771.
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Barkley Lifts Suns to 118 94 Win Over Rockets
Charles Barkley led Phoenix with 30 points as the Suns beat Houston 118 94 to take a 2 0 series edge. Kevin Johnson added 29, 12 assists by halftime, while Hakeem Olajuwon led the Rockets with 25. The Suns raced ahead 35 19 after one quarter and 61 40 at intermission, setting playoff pace.
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Pacers edge Knicks in overtime to take 2-1 lead
Indiana battles back from 11 down to beat New York 97-95 in overtime at Market Square Arena. Reggie Miller scores 26, Rik Smits 21 as John Starks and Charles Oakley pace the Knicks with 23 each, in a defensive Game 3 fought to the wire.
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Royals weigh roster cuts as Angels series looms
Kansas City manager Bob Boone will cut three players from the 28 man roster by Monday after the weekend set with the California Angels. Seven rookies remain in contention including Michael Tucker and Joe Randa. Tucker is favored to stay while Randa could reach 200 at bats backing Gary Gaetti at third. Tor res shines with a 1.69 ERA, while Bunch seeks steady work. Boone ponders a four man rotation and six relievers as Browning watches Omaha.
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